loading linux on old hardware
Linux Robot
linuxrobot at hotmail.com
Tue Oct 23 21:35:43 PDT 2001
I have some old 486's that I wanted to load linux onto, but I ran into a few
problems. When I tried installing RedHat7.1, the installer told me that I
didn't have enough system memory, and wouldn't let me continue. RedHat6.2
told me to put in some driver disk which I didn't really know what they were
talking about. My assumption was that I could run 7.1 on the 486 (I wasn't
planning on running X or any graphical stuffs), but I couldn't get through
the install. Am I going about this the wrong way? Should I be looking into
a different linux distro or maybe a BSD or something since my hardware is so
old? Or is there a way to get through the RedHat installer?
Thanks,
LR
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